Sentence examples for attraction someone from inspiring English sources

To judge by same-day merchandise sales alone, Zayn Malik was the night's big attraction (someone send over one of those drippy alien-noir hoodies).

If you feel an attraction for someone in the room, approach this person and start talking right away!

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But to act on that draw, for most of us, an emotional pull is needed too (much like acting on physical attraction to someone).

A storefront cash-for-gold operation has an obvious attraction for someone who wants both and is carrying a weapon; there is normally a double-door system that keeps a potential customer in a small holding pen until his intentions can be ascertained.

He knew of the "love on a suspension bridge" study, which showed, through an elaborate ruse, that participants were more likely to develop an attraction for someone they encountered in a dangerous setting, like a spindly bridge swaying above the rapids, than in a more staid environment.

In "A Mountain of Crumbs," her exquisitely wrought, tender memoir of growing up in the Soviet Union, Elena Gorokhova relives their brief encounter as a significant experience that may have contained the germ of her later attraction to someone from an "unknowable" world — and her desire to leave her own.

"The attraction of someone like Bob is that he could bring us more visibility, broaden our constituency and give us call on more resources," said Philip Scaturro, an investment banker and trustee of the New School, which has expanded beyond its initial two divisions but has yet to be perceived as a unified university.

The notion of rigid application might hold some attraction for someone bothered by the objections just mentioned against the view that terms rigidly designate properties.

If your Sun signs are well suited you may feel a basic attraction to someone.

When he feels any sexual attraction towards someone, as was the case with Marion, the "Mother" side of his mind becomes jealous and enraged.